📊 Recent market dynamics have presented varied performance across major consumer cyclical stocks. This analysis provides an overview of short-term to medium-term trends, identifying both outstanding performers and laggards within the sector. Understanding these movements aids strategic decision-making and risk assessment for investors engaged in this sector.
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
AMZN | 0.54% | |
TJX | -1.13% | |
MCD | -1.39% | |
BKNG | -1.99% | |
HD | -2.60% | |
LOW | -3.31% | |
SBUX | -3.59% | |
ORLY | -3.66% | |
NKE | -7.28% | |
TSLA | -5.53% |
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
TSLA | 23.64% | |
TJX | 1.34% | |
SBUX | -3.20% | |
ORLY | -4.24% | |
MCD | -5.35% | |
BKNG | -5.90% | |
AMZN | -5.95% | |
NKE | -6.92% | |
HD | -8.15% | |
LOW | -12.82% |
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
TJX | 14.16% | |
TSLA | 36.08% | |
ORLY | 10.14% | |
LOW | 5.75% | |
HD | 4.03% | |
AMZN | 0.80% | |
MCD | -0.49% | |
NKE | -7.05% | |
BKNG | -8.24% | |
SBUX | -14.81% |
✅ Overall, Tesla (TSLA) stands out as a robust performer across all the examined periods, particularly over one month and three months. Conversely, Lowe's (LOW) and Starbucks (SBUX) underperformed in most timeframes, indicating potential challenges within their business models or market conditions. With the consumer cyclical sector closely tied to economic fluctuations, these performance metrics can guide investors in identifying opportunities and recalibrating portfolios to align with prevailing market trends.